movement "Quando corpus morietur"

Target entity: movement "Quando corpus morietur"
Context triple: [Stabat Mater, Op. 58, hasPart, movement "Quando corpus morietur"]

• A. Sąjūdis movement
  The Sąjūdis movement was a late-1980s Lithuanian reform and independence movement that led the country’s peaceful struggle to break away from the Soviet Union and restore national sovereignty.
• B. Aprista movement
  The Aprista movement is a major Peruvian political current founded by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre that advocates social democracy, Latin American unity, and anti-imperialism.
• C. Anthropophagic Movement
  The Anthropophagic Movement was a Brazilian modernist cultural movement that advocated “cannibalizing” European influences to create a distinct, original national art and identity.
• D. Wake Up movement
  The Wake Up movement is an international community of young people inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh’s teachings, dedicated to practicing mindfulness and engaged Buddhism in daily life.
• E. Kollyvades movement
  The Kollyvades movement was an 18th-century Orthodox monastic revival on Mount Athos that emphasized frequent Communion, strict adherence to liturgical tradition, and the patristic spiritual heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: movement "Quando corpus morietur"
Target entity description: "Quando corpus morietur" is the contemplative, concluding movement of Antonín Dvořák’s sacred choral work *Stabat Mater*, Op. 58, reflecting on death and the hope of eternal life.

• A. Sąjūdis movement
  The Sąjūdis movement was a late-1980s Lithuanian reform and independence movement that led the country’s peaceful struggle to break away from the Soviet Union and restore national sovereignty.
• B. Aprista movement
  The Aprista movement is a major Peruvian political current founded by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre that advocates social democracy, Latin American unity, and anti-imperialism.
• C. Anthropophagic Movement
  The Anthropophagic Movement was a Brazilian modernist cultural movement that advocated “cannibalizing” European influences to create a distinct, original national art and identity.
• D. Wake Up movement
  The Wake Up movement is an international community of young people inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh’s teachings, dedicated to practicing mindfulness and engaged Buddhism in daily life.
• E. Kollyvades movement
  The Kollyvades movement was an 18th-century Orthodox monastic revival on Mount Athos that emphasized frequent Communion, strict adherence to liturgical tradition, and the patristic spiritual heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen